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Introducing Québécois inventor Yvon Martel‘s most recent creation: this… thing. It’s an electric sled/wagon/snow-chainsaw, and based on the video accompanying it, it works surprisingly well.
Called the MTT-136 (for My Track Technology, and, I can only presume, the 136th iteration), it weighs about 280 pounds and can haul a person or cargo for 130 miles on an eight-hour charge. Also: really fun to watch it shear through snow.
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